The meeting included reports on emergency services department activities, covering call volume statistics for EMS and fire services and updates on the duty crew programs. Training initiatives, specifically enhanced all-hazard incident management for police officers, were discussed alongside the implementation of incident action plans and collaboration with county resources. The committee reviewed the installation of outdoor AED boxes and bleeding control kits in public parks and schools, as well as the progress of recent tabletop exercises involving local emergency entities and the school district. Additionally, discussions were held regarding updates to the Emergency Operation Plan and plans for upcoming community events.
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Lower Makefield Township Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes the recognition of June as Pride Month and community announcements regarding pool memberships and a Red Cross Blood Drive. Key business items involve the approval of a warrant list, payment for the Cardinal Court tennis and pickleball rehabilitation project, consideration of a land development plan for the Farm's Edge at Shady Brook access roadway, and nominations for heritage tree designations. The meeting will also cover the final release of a bond for the Regency at Yardley South, a server and SAN project proposal, a project update on the Memorial Park phase 3, and discussion of potential amendments to the zoning ordinance covering topics such as impervious surface definitions, data centers, and medical marijuana.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Lower Makefield Township Board Of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The meeting included community announcements regarding township pool openings, environmental recycling events, and blood drives. A proclamation was presented to the Yardley Makefield Emergency Unit in honor of Emergency Medical Services Week. The board provided an update on the implementation of the stormwater utility fee, noting revenue collections and the township's assessment of a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision concerning such fees. Additionally, board members addressed resident inquiries regarding the legal status of the fee, the timeline for potential future guidance, and implications for tax-exempt entities.
